This book investigates how environmental toxins affect genetic inheritance and family health. It covers epigenetic modifications, transgenerational effects, and the potential for inherited susceptibility to toxins. The book emphasizes the importance of studying hereditary impacts to inform public health strategies and regulations. Ideal for geneticists and environmental health scientists, it advances the knowledge of how toxins influence genetic inheritance.
Hudson Wilkins is a specialist in understanding the hereditary impacts of environmental toxicity, focusing on how environmental chemicals affect genetic inheritance. His research explores how toxic exposures influence generations and contribute to diseases. Hudson advocates for genetic screening to identify susceptibility to environmental toxins. He educates environmental health professionals on the long-term genetic impacts of chemical exposure.